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*'''Operation Eschaton''' - The targeted killing of leadership cadres of the [[Army of Common Men]] beginning in May 1995. The killings mostly took the form of car bombs, poisoning and in at least five instances with a remotely controlled machine gun. The operation lasted approximately two years and its success was a necessary precondition for the later Operation Maniphage. During Eschaton approximately 430 people were asassinated. | *'''Operation Eschaton''' - The targeted killing of leadership cadres of the [[Army of Common Men]] beginning in May 1995. The killings mostly took the form of car bombs, poisoning and in at least five instances with a remotely controlled machine gun. The operation lasted approximately two years and its success was a necessary precondition for the later Operation Maniphage. During Eschaton approximately 430 people were asassinated. | ||
*'''Operation Maniphage''' - The gradual infiltration of the leadership ranks of the [[Army of Common Men]]. In the months before the start of Operation Eschaton, BSP agents joined the ACM as low level operatives. The BSP's targeted decimation of the leadership forced the ACM to progressively rely on newer but apparently loyal members to fill the yawning gaps in the organization. By late 1996 seven out of the ten members of the ACM's Directorate were BSP infiltrators. The new leadership proceeded to direct the ACM into even more radical actions, especially against civilians. This caused whatever popular support it still had, to completely collapse by 1998. | *'''Operation Maniphage''' - The gradual infiltration of the leadership ranks of the [[Army of Common Men]]. In the months before the start of Operation Eschaton, BSP agents joined the ACM as low level operatives. The BSP's targeted decimation of the leadership forced the ACM to progressively rely on newer but apparently loyal members to fill the yawning gaps in the organization. By late 1996 seven out of the ten members of the ACM's Directorate were BSP infiltrators. The new leadership proceeded to direct the ACM into even more radical actions, especially against civilians. This caused whatever popular support it still had, to completely collapse by 1998. | ||
*'''Operation Alecto''' - The targeted killing of seven members of a cell of the Acirian backed NGO Free Corummese Movement for their involvement in illegal smuggling of Corummese nationals. After installing a device to automatically spread a nerve agent in their office, five of the seven died on the spot while the other two were taken to a local hospital. These survivors were later abducted and taken to Corumm were they were put on trial. | |||
==Directors of BSP== | ==Directors of BSP== | ||
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